Lloydminster is a town half in Almerta (Canada) and half in Saskatchewan,
that straddles a time-zone boundary as well as a Provincial boundary. In
the summer, when Alberta goes on Daylight savings time and Saskatchewan
does not, local time is the same al over Lloydminster. In the winter,
there is a time zone boundary.

David

On Thu, 10 May 2001, Peter Smaardijk wrote:

> Just found an article about Gulf county's time warp:
> http://www.newsherald.com/archive/gulf/td070298.htm . On the little
> map, White City is sitting right on the time zone boundary. Surely,
> this can't be the case. Not very practical, I would think. Or is this
> the real situation?
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> The time zone boundary seems to be coinciding with two roads: Highway
> 386 and U.S. 98, acc. to
> http://www.newsherald.com/archive/local99/lc121999.htm . Is it really
> true that your neighbour across the road, in the same village or
> town, is one hour ahead of/behind you????
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> This is really bewildering.
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> Peter S.
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